Hair Mesotherapy

Hair Mesotherapy: Strengthen Your Hair

Hair mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure that delivers microdoses of vitamins, biomimetic peptides, amino acids, minerals, and hyaluronic acid directly to the scalp. By acting near the root, it promotes microcirculation, optimizes the hair follicle environment, and helps reduce hair loss, stimulate growth, and improve the quality of the hair shaft.

What is it and how does it work?

A customized cocktail is deposited into the treatment areas through superficial intradermal microinjections. This action:

• Stimulates microcirculation and local oxygenation.
• Provides key nutrients for keratin synthesis and follicle vitality.
• Modulates inflammatory processes of the scalp.
• Improves hydration and the balance of the skin ecosystem.

The goal is to prolong the growth phase, reduce shedding, and promote denser, stronger, and more manageable hair.

Main Benefits

• Reduction of diffuse and seasonal hair loss.
• Increased hair density and thickness.
• Improved texture, shine, and softness of the hair shaft.
• Revitalization and hydration of the scalp.
• Synergy with PRP, LED light, microneedling, and hair transplantation.

Indications Frequent

• Progressive thinning and loss of volume.
• Androgenetic alopecia in early or moderate stages.
• Telogen effluvium (stress, postpartum, or post-illness).
• Devitalized scalp or scalp with excess sebum.

The procedure step by step

1. Clinical evaluation (history, trichoscopy, and, if necessary, blood tests).
2. Cleansing and antisepsis of the scalp.
3. Microinjections with a fine needle or mesotherapy device at a depth of 1–2 mm.
4. Gentle massage to distribute the product.
5. Post-treatment instructions and scheduling of subsequent sessions.

Combinations and comprehensive plan

• Topical or oral minoxidil and/or antiandrogens as deemed appropriate Physician.
• PRP (platelet-rich plasma) in alternating cycles for follicular synergy.
• Low-intensity LED light and microneedling to enhance the response.
• Proper nutrition, stress management, and correction of deficiencies (e.g., iron, vitamin D).